Residential Land Status
Land Supply in Developing and Planned Neighbourhoods
(formerly called Neighbourhoods Under Construction)This annual report shows the percentage of completion of residential land in developing neighbourhoods (those already under construction). The 2010 report adds some additional data on the projected remaining land supply in both developing and planned neighbourhoods (those not yet being developed). The objective is to show where current growth is taking place and if/when new land is needed for future growth.
Land Supply in Developing and Planned Neighbourhoods 2010
Edmonton Neighbourhoods Under Construction 2009
Suburban Neighbourhoods Under Construction 2008
Status of Residential Land in Developing Neighbourhoods
This annual report provides detailed information about the amount and type of activity in developing residential neighbourhoods in Edmonton. The information includes subdivision plan registration activity, land servicing activity, approved building permits, and total amount of vacant serviced residential land.
2010 Status of Residential Land in Developing Neighbourhoods
2009 Status of Suburban Residential Land in Edmonton
2008 Status of Suburban Residential Land in Edmonton
2007 Status of Suburban Residential Land in Edmonton
2006 Status of Suburban Residential Land in Edmonton
2005 Status of Suburban Residential Land in Edmonton
2004 Status of Suburban Residential Land in Edmonton
Single Family Residential Land Servicing Forecast
The 2011-2016 land servicing forecast is used to determine projects required to support suburban growth in Edmonton's developing neighbourhoods, and provides detailed five-year forecasts by Area Structure Plan and sector.
Mature Neighbourhood Residential Reinvestment
This report shows information regarding building permit activity in Edmonton's mature neighbourhoods in the past year including the number of new units and a comparison with residential development in the remainder of the City.
2010 Mature Neighbourhood Reinvestment

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